Review
Copyright ©2013 Baishideng Publishing Group Co.
World J Gastroenterol. Feb 7, 2013; 19(5): 616-630
Published online Feb 7, 2013. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v19.i5.616
Table 1 Human Toll-like receptors: Localization, known pathogen-associated molecular patterns and their producing microorganisms
LocalizationPAMPOrigin of PAMP
TLR1Plasma membraneSoluble factorsN. meningitidis
Triacyl lipopeptidesBacteria, mycobacteria
TLR2Plasma membraneGlycoinositolphospholipidsTrypanosoma cruzi
GlycolipidsTreponema maltophilum
HaemagglutininVirus
LipoarabinomannanMycobacteria
Lipoprotein/lipopeptidesVarious pathogens
Lipoteichoic acidGram-positive bacteria
PeptidoglycanGram-positive bacteria
Phenol-soluble modulinS. epidermidis
PorinsNeisseria
ZymosanFungi
TLR3EndosomeDouble-stranded RNAVirus
TLR4Plasma membraneEnvelope proteinMouse-mammary tumour virus
Fusion proteinRespiratory syncytial virus
Heat-shock protein 60Chlamydia pneumoniae
LipopolysaccharideGram-negative bacteria
TaxolPlants
TLR5Plasma membraneFlagellinBacteria
TLR6Plasma membraneDiacyl lipopeptidesMycoplasma
Lipoteichoic acidGram-positive bacteria
ZymosanFungi
TLR7EndosomeSingle-stranded RNAVirus
TLR8EndosomeSingle-stranded RNAVirus
TLR9EndosomeDNA (CpG)Bacteria, virus
HaemozoinPlasmodium spp.
Rhodnius spp.
Schistosoma spp.
TLR10EndosomeNot determinedNot determined
Table 2 Human toll-like receptors and a selection of known alarmins
Proteins, peptidesFatty acids, lipoproteinsProteoglycans, glycosaminoglycans
TLR1β-defensin-3
TLR2Antiphospholipid antibodies β-defensin-3Serum amyloid ABiglycan
Eosinophil-derived neurotoxinHyaluronic acid fragments
Heat-shock protein 60, 70, Gp96Versiglycan
High-mobility group protein B1 (HMGB1)
HMGB1-nucleosome complexes
Surfactant protein A, D
TLR4Antiphospholipid antibodiesOxidised low-density proteinBiglycan
β-defensin-2Saturated fatty acidsHeparan sulphate fragment
FibrinogenSerum amyloid AHyaluronic acid fragment
Fibronectin (extra domain-A)
High-mobility group protein B1
Heat-shock protein 60, 70, 72, 22, Gp96
Lactoferrin MRP8, MRP14
Neutrophil elastase
Surfactant protein A, D
Tenascin-C (fibrinogen-like globe)
Table 3 Complications of severe acute pancreatitis
PancreaticSystemic
AbscessAcute kidney failure
Fat necrosisAcute liver failure
HemorrhagesAdult respiratory distress syndrome
Infected necrosisDisseminated intravascular coagulation
Pseudocyst formationEncephalopathy
Sterile necrosisGut ischemia
Hypocalcemia
Paralytic ileus
Shock
Table 4 A selection of genes regulated by nuclear factor κB
Acute phase proteinsC-reactive protein
Complement factor Bf
Complement factor C3
TNFβ
Adhesion moleculesE-selectin
Intracellular cell adhesion molecule 1
Vascular cell adhesion molecule 1
ChemokinesIL8
Monocyte chemoattractant protein-1
Chemokine C-C motif ligand 5 (also known as RANTES)
CytokinesIL2, 6, 12
ILβ
IL1β
TNFβ
TNFα
Growth factorsGranulocyte colony stimulating factor
Granulocyte-macrophage colony stimulating factor
Macrophage colony stimulating factor
Table 5 Toll-like receptors and acute pancreatitis
Observed changeTissue/cellRef.
TLR2Increased mRNA expressionPancreas[35]
Lungs[40]
Liver[48,49]
Increased protein levelsPancreas[35]
Liver[48]
Decreased mRNA expressionPulmonary macrophages[43]
TLR4Increased mRNA expressionPancreas[35,64,73,92]
Lungs[40,88]
Liver[48,94,96]
Kidney[96]
Increased protein levelsSmall intestine[96]
Pancreas[35,92]
Lungs[88]
Liver[48,49]
Intestine[65]
Blood monocytes[106]
Decreased mRNA expressionPulmonary macrophages[43]
TLR9Increased mRNA expressionPancreas[117,118]
Increased protein levelsPancreas[118]
Table 6 Toll-like receptor intervention in acute pancreatitis
SubstanceRef.
TLR2Chloroquine[40,49]
L-Arg[40,49]
WY14643[35]
TLR4Anti-MIF antibody[88]
Baicalin[107]
Chloroquine[40,49]
Emodin[107]
Eritoran[83]
L-Arg[40,49]
Salvia miltiorrhizae[108,109]
TLR9IRS954[118]